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... again, *“ But that’s not what I Legan to tell. . ‘“ When Jack had gone I ran to look for Miss Winnie, and I found her in the parlour, and angry enough I was to find her at her old tricks again, ““From a baby Miss Winnie had always been fond of pets, and the ...
... heart!) “ain’t here; we're losing precieus time.” Relieved from her deadly terror, Rachel, who had the ready wit of a London maid-of-all-work, began to cut a few jokes at thu expense of the searchers; who, at lengt,gx, having looked inte every hole and ...
... Timmins, why the t=a comes up so weak of an afternoon ?” Parlour-Maid: ¢ Well, it should not, m’um! Cook, she puts in a spoonful for ’erself, a spoonful for myself, and a spoonful for the parlour ; and as you rings as we finighes, I fills up the teapot ...
... it. back and fromt, suspiciously, left the room. “Bunce!” cried Winnie, outside the room, and purposely in a lou voice. The maid was by her side in # twinkling, * Are the men at home 7 said Winnis, in a lower key, ““Confound their thick skulls, Miss; ...
... certainly. I beg your pardon.” And tha bell was rung. i Half a minutelater, up came the neat-handed maiden who acted as parlour-maid, to stand in the doorwaysmooth of hair, pleasant-faced, and prim. “ Why did you not answer the summons, Dib%s ?” said Mrs ...
... ale is eff U!%wsfiakflwzbw%___v__fl——s\VANTED [oww SERVANTS. MALE an! FVMALE, COOKSY, £lBto £4O; HOUSERMALDS, £l7 to £2O: PARLOUR MAIDS, £lB 10 £B3; NURSES £l4 to £.4; BEI! CHENMALDS, £l3 to £8; GENERAT, SEEVANTS £.4 to £3O. Specinl Registes for SR Ea At ...
... effect Offices, 27A, Finsb quare, London. WAN 'l‘EnD lowoo SERVANTS, MALE and ;ng\LE COOKS, £lBto £4O; HOUSE. MAIDS, £l7 to £80; PARLOUR MAIDS, £lB to £23; NURSES £l4 to £54; KITUHKNMAIDS, £l3 to £lB} GENERAL BERVANTS, £l4 to £2O. SBpecial Register for ...
... 27A. Finsbuary square, London. \‘7 ANTED 1000 SKERVANTS. MALE an? FEMALE. COOKS, £lBtu£4o; HOUSE. MAIDNS, £l7 to £2O: PARLOUR MAIDS, £lB w 0 £3°; NUR-ES £l4 to £ 4; KITCHENMAIDS, £l3 to £.B; GENERAI, SERVANTS. £ 4 to £2O. sSpecial Rerister for GOVERNES3E ...
... A . . 4 FEMALE. COOKS to £4O ; HOUSEWAIDS, £l7 to £80; PARLOUR MAIDS, £lB vo £92; NURSES £l4 to £24: KI'CHENMAIDS, £l3 to £18; JENERAL SERVAN'TS. £:4 to £3O. Special Register for :ovu‘.nxnssm.;id I.Avlrng%nvsio %F;ngerzg&%g--i > . 6. % U 3 BARK STREKT ...
... note to Mrs. Rule that he required the servant-maid having brought the girl to school, he sent her to the chemist’s to inquire if any of his boys had purchased bird-lime, and if so, who it was. The maid returned with the intelligence that Saundy Burrel ...
... iftices, 2TA. Finsbury Square, London. \‘TANTED 1000 SERVANTS, MALE and FEMALE. COOKS, £18t0£40; HOUSETAIDS, £l7 to £9O; PARLOUR MAIDS. £lB w 0 £B2; NURSES £l4 to £24; KICHENMAIDS, £l3 to £18; JENERAT, SERVAN'TS. £:4 to £2O. Special Register for QOVERNESSESand ...
... a great Agricultural Exhibition under the anspices of the Royal Agricultural Society of England, was held i the Venetian Parlour, the Lord Mayor presiding. Among those presant were Lord Richard Grosvenor, M.P., Colonel Kingscote, M.P., Mr. Charles Hambro ...